It's one thing to be immortal but a fate where you wish you were dead that's really gotta fuck with your mind badly.

Damn, watching this video rised... ugh, whatever.

what???

what if you go to hell and still live forever but in a firey pit for all eternity

I don't know.

Imagine living the events described in the movie "Groundhog's Day." You relive the exact same day over and over again and no matter what you do, at the end of the day, time resets. Now imagine going through that movie, but you experience it after a traumatic accident has fully paralyzed your body and voice. All you can do is move your eyes and breathe. Which is worse? Most would say the second option. It is the removal of agency, the inability to act or be heard that transitions this from a Hell to a Purgatory. Eternity being able to think but not act is the worst punishment a human being can receive.

I mean, the whole lore of how giygas became that red blob of pure evil is that he was feeling extreme guilt because he had to leave his mother behind

​@@bcgazero6472And also guilt for doing terrible things on earth.

Blame giygas, dude amplified pokey's bad traits to the point he became what he is

Giygas died much earlier, it was up to him to stop after Giygas's death, but he didn't, HE chose to be like this, it was his own decision to do the evil things he did.

That's pretty fitting for Pokey

What?

agreeeeed

@@davidleon7918what

Well you see. The island that the game takes place on is the end of all time. Like its implied that humanity destroyed either earth or just most of reality itself and porky , time traveling entity hes become is just kinda spat out into the island because their is nothing else in existence he could be at. If i recall correctly the island basically only manages to continue to exist because of the dragon in the island. So in short , their is no time to travel back to so nobody could tell him not to. Porky is frankly lucky he surived whatever humanity did

Lucas... You're a monster! Go away!

He never gained love, but he gained LOVE.

Which character?

@@Wizardrex562 grey boy is the name of the villain. The woman is just one of his victims.

it would be cool until the WIFI cuts out permanently.

Earthbound

Probably is overweight himself and the name angers him

@@panthekirb7561 okay

​@@panthekirb7561bro is onto NOTHING 🗣🗣🗣❗️❗️❗️🔥🔥

It’s because of the mistranslation in the North American version of Earthbound.

I thought yui was the dead mom

She is dead in Evangelion

@@thedeagster6397 Well, her conciousness in still in Unit 1 which will roam the universe forever.

"He wished for death, but there was nothing out there to kill him. The spark of thought within him went dim, and then... silent"

@@GungKrisna12eventually, he just stopped thinking

Where’s your sources? I’m kinda curious

@@John_OrangeFish does he need sources? it's logical

@@PlushRushInc I’m kinda stupid may I hear an explanation?

How do you know we'll be more advanced by then, and not have regressed to something like agrarian society?

Even if we somehow could do that(which I strongly doubt), it would probably be easier to just find another planet with another sun

He was already a reanimated corpse, that was no life. And his programming might've kicked in again later on.

@@markopujic660 truuuue true

Well, he already knew that firing that lightning bolt would deal damage to him instead, since this happened twice already, except in those times, his lightning bolt wasn't as powerful. The fact that he decided to fire a much more powerful lightning bolt than he did before, powerful enough to essentially insta-kill himself, makes it seem it wouldn't make sense for it to be on accident. That and also the bit about joining Hanawa.

But then if the Switch runs outta juice, you're screwed unless the ASC provides infinite charging stations!! X_X

​@@F1areon it has super safe charging stations that recharge your switch in 10 seconds my dad works in the pigmask army trust me

@@F1areon true, thats why take a charger with you

@@F1areon wait, if it keeps a human immortal it could mean game console not run out of battery!

Meanwhile, everybody else will move on to the next Nintendo console.

Nobody wants eternity. No matter how much you think you want it, no matter how unbreakable you think you are, you will snap.

​@@D03S1TGR1Pand even if you snap, there's nobody that will save you from becoming a souless husk.

Dude, a human who has passed more than 15 days having no interaction with other people is lead to irreversible psychological damage, but even if you managed to get some supposing humanity will not get extinct do you really want to spend eternity with a computer that will last maximum 2 days and a limited amount of books?

@@lagranpulga6422 I'm just kidding.

@@Colin12475 yeah, i mean it was so obvious bro 🤪🤪🤪

@@lagranpulga6422 In the idealistic scenario of having a top tier PC that won't break + eternal online access, I'd easily hop into the capsule cus why not.

@@panthekirb7561 you even didn't say shit, what am i supposed to reply to such idiotic comment when I already explained why you can't

The Katana Zero case bothered me a bit for a while. I thought chronos can't possibly actually enable time loop, despite the game's lore telling you so. Instead, I assumed it's "merely" precognition, and this precognition isn't instant. And since the user is definitely dead at some point it should mean there is a finite limit which is calculable. But what finite limit though? A few months of repeated death? A couple years maybe? Well, actually calculating it in a home PC sounds impossible. So instead I decided to make some arbitrary approximations, taking into account the in-game 1 minute limit of the precognition ability: - if 1 minute precognition takes about *1 nanosecond*: roughly *57,000 years* limit - if precognition is absolutely efficient (1 minute precognition takes *1 planck time*): a whopping *10 ^ 39 years* limit So my conclusion is that unless it's actual time travel, the time experienced as the result of chronos withdrawal isn't unlimited but long enough to be considered eternity as a hyperbole. And I'd say there is a chance that the absolutely safe capsule is still worse considering this time is experienced in their head vs actual physical experience of eternity (though I'd say Dr. Adonuts is overly confident and the capsule can still eventually break, but that's a problem for another day).

The most horrifying thing about Porky, is that he hates boredom. His goal in life is to escape it, and now he is forced to live through it, day after day, year after year, unable to move himself or do anything, ANYTHING, to end it.

I think he outright said that he traveled through time so many times that it fucked up his body's aging, so him dying of natural causes is most likely off the table.

Well this IS a video game with lots a magic, so does there really need to be a logical explanation?

Dude people can have opinions

PSI Teleport exists in Earthbound and in Mother 1, and Starmen (As well as Poo) were able to teleport without actually moving, so it is possible. The only problem is that no one knows PSI Teleport or PSI Farewell in Mother 3.

​@@Roeblozif it can survive the end of the universe then couldn't it also last long enough for a new exact replica to take its place, wouldn't be long until it's found by someone, some humans likely wouldn't care about what's inside especially if they can't open it on their first try others would make a ginormous deal out of this, I'm talking national TV kind of ginormous, *or* it's found by Giygas' species, they practically invented PSI and could get in and out as much as they want, questioning Porky almost non-stop, all of which leads to my own personal theory "Porky is the Apple of Enlightenment" the Apple of Enlightenment was never properly explained and I'd believe Giygas if he said it was locked away somewhere that only he can access and I'd imagine Porky wouldn't want anyone else in this new universe to know that he's a human stuck inside an indestructible capsule so he demands to be referred to as a "device" instead.

@@Roebloz Needing to move around to teleport and then getting stuck is a scary thought in and of itself Eh I could think of a better way to phrase that but whatever

If this capsule is to be believed as being absolutely safe then it would stand to reason that no one could teleport inside. If whatever forces in this thing can preserve his biological function infinitely without fail and survive the collapse of existence then I have little problem believing that it is also somehow weirdly removed from the rest of the universal mesh and thus inaccessible by teleport.

The absolutely safe capsule is absolutely safe against all psi attacks, so it makes sense for it to be immune to teleportation as well. The only way it Porky could feasibly be taken out is if it never happened in the first place (going back in time to kill porky) but considering it’s resistant to a universal reset (due to Lucas) it’s fair to assume it’s resistant to the space time continuum as well. It would just make a duplicate porky instead.